Tag: Sequence Settings

  • New Features in the Premiere Pro 7.1 Update

    This video goes over 14 of the best features and enhancements to the October 2013 update to Premiere Pro, Premiere Pro 7.1. Adobe has promised this update in late October 2013, so to get all you up to speed before you even get your hands on it, we’ve prepared a video about the updates. And yes, We Save the Best for Last!

    Here is the breakdown:

    1. Add Edit takes clip selection into effect over track targeting
    2. Organizing Camera Angles in Multicam Mode and Seeing Effect Previews
    3. Editable Sequence Settings
    4. Cinema DNG supported
    5. Monitor Overlays with ability to transmit to broadcast monitor
    6. Frame hold options for much better hold frames.
    7. Relink and Keep interpret footage settings
    8. Ripple Sequence Markers
    9. Copy and Paste Transitions to multiple edit points at once
    10. Negative Value for speed duration instead of having to check reverse
    11. Preference to change trim type for selected edit point
    12. Sequence Hover Scrub and Thumbnail Preview
    13. Render Multiple Sequences at Once
    14. Direct Link to SpeedGrade

  • 10 Things Final Cut 7 Switchers Should Know about Premiere Pro CC

    I often get asked by coworkers or colleagues, “What are the main differences between FCP7 and Premiere Pro?” And the truth is, there are a lot of similarities between the two applications, but there are also a ton of little differences. This video features 10 things that I think any new Premiere Pro users should know. This one is definitely on the longer side for our videos, but I think the tips are really helpful. So hangin there, and let us know if have any questions.

    And the synopsis from Premium Beat:

    10 things that FCP7 editors should know about Premiere Pro include:

    1. Scratch disks are project based
    2. There is less transcoding necessary
    3. Setting render codec (codec settings not as ‘important’)
    4. Partial renders on clips are not maintained
    5. Audio tracks are handled differently, stereo is on one track
    6. Premiere Pro has powerful audio sync tools
    7. Changes to simple editing (smoother process in Premiere)
    8. Copy and paste clips onto different tracks
    9. Scrubbing is possible in the Premiere Pro project panel
    10. Batch export in the background while editing

    UPDATE: In terms of batch export, you can now queue it via, cmd-M with multiple clips selected. No more having to drag over to media encoder.

    10 Premiere Pro CC Tips for Final Cut Pro Video Editors

  • Switcher’s Guide to Premiere Pro- Sequence Settings – Part 1

    In this two part Premiere Pro tutorial, the first in our “Switcher’s Guide to Premiere Pro” series, we discuss sequence settings in Premiere Pro.  We’ll cover the basics of starting a new project, what all of those presets mean, and how they relate to the Final Cut Pro 7 sequences you are used to.

     

    Credits: Thanks to John Gumaer for doing the intro sound design.